Sentence examples for familiar provides from inspiring English sources

A case study of El Centro Familiar provides a vehicle for presenting our roles as an interpreters, translators, mediators, and storytellers.

Be safe and secure Be small Be simple and provide good 'visual access' Reduce unwanted stimulation Highlight helpful stimuli Provide for planned wandering Be familiar Provide a variety of spaces with opportunities for both privacy and community Provide links to the community Be domestic and homelike.

Reaching for my thesaurus, feeling its familiar weight, provides a corporeal anchor during the mostly cerebral act of writing.

The Designs on Your… Bra/Loo/Car series of programmes, first broadcast in 1998 in the UK and featuring the design agency Seymour-Powell re-designing familiar products, provides an opportunity to look at the issue of how television represents designing.

For those of you who aren't familiar, Slamdance provides a platform for emerging artists (Lena Dunham and Christopher Nolan featured early work there) and scrappy cinema, filling the holes left by the increasingly commercial Sundance film festival, which runs it concurrently, and where "independent" movies tend to have million-plus budgets and Oscar-winning cast members.

There is continued debate over whether familiar landmarks provide direct guidance for animals orienting in a familiar area (i.e. in pilotage), or whether guidance is provided by memorized compass instructions tied to familiar places in a mosaic map (Holland, 2003).

In the UK, however, repeated undershoots in the government's growth projections show that even the economic models that we are familiar with provide a flawed basis for policy.

Metaphors help us make associations between new concepts and familiar ones, providing new insights and suggesting that certain interpretations of information are more likely to be correct than others (Hellsten and Nehrlich 2008).

Many specialists -- such as cardiologists, pulmonologists or nephrologists -- and other doctors who care for patients with chronic diseases are familiar with providing a referral for these services.

The dynamic social situation of introducing an unfamiliar into a familiar pair provided the necessary conditions to create a change in social interaction.

Further all but one of the clinical studies evaluated here were respiratory studies and many participants would have been familiar with providing sputum samples.